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THT Newsletter: UNC Basketball's Bay Area Blues, Dylan Mingo Update, Drake Maye to AFC Championship

Hubert Davis’ seat is heating up as UNC Basketball continued its disappointing defensive run by dropping both games of its California road trip, Dylan Mingo pushes back his commitment date, Drake Maye leads the Patriots to the AFC Championship game, Women’s Basketball sweeps the Sunshine State, Football lands an LSU transfer, and more. (Tar Heel Times Newsletter)

Video: Hubert Davis Monday Post-Stanford/Cal ACC Basketball Coaches Conference Call

North Carolina head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis speaks with the media on Monday as part of the Weekly ACC Basketball Coaches call to discuss the Tar Heels' disappointing West Coast road trip and more. (View Video)

Video: Locked On Tar Heels - Another UNC Defensive Meltdown; Veesaar, Wilson Need More Touches

Isaac Schade discusses UNC Basketball’s frustrating West Coast road trip, poor late-game decision-making, surrendering historic numbers of three-pointers, Derek Dixon’s first career start, concerns about the lack of touches for key players in clutch moments, and more. (View Video)

Hubert Davis addresses need to hold players accountable amid losing stretch

After beginning the season with an 11-1 record, North Carolina has lost three of its last four games. After the Tar Heels’ 84-78 loss at Cal on Saturday, UNC coach Hubert Davis revealed how his team will fight through their rough patch. "Just continue to repeat it, continue to drill it, continue to coach it, and continue to hold guys accountable towards it." (On3.com)

Video: Coast To Coast Podcast - UNC Basketball's System Failure

UNC went to the West Coast in search of some stability. What the Tar Heels found was an unsettling reality in the form of historically bad defense, two losses, and a team in disarray. Inside Carolina's Sherrell McMillan, Sean Moran, and Joey Powell try to figure out where the Tar Heels go from here. (View Video)

Carolina Insider Podcast: UNC Basketball Struggles Out West, Pete Chilcutt Joins

UNC Men's Basketball went 0-2 on the West Coast and returns home with more questions than answers (1:26). Former Tar Heel and NBA forward Pete Chilcutt joins Jones Angell and Adam Lucas to discuss the Tar Heels' challenges (10:36). Plus: Was Stuart Scott in the crowd for the first game in the Smith Center? (42:28). (Listen To Podcast)

Seth Trimble's Message To His Tar Heel Teammates

Following UNC Basketball's second loss in four days on the West Coast, a trip that turned the season on its head, Seth Trimble had some words for his disappointed teammates in the locker room at Haas Pavilion. "It was basically just to let go. Let got of all outside noise; whatever fans have to say. Whatever your expectations of yourself are. Whatever it is." (TarHeel247)

History: The Smith Center's Grand Opening

Hollywood couldn’t have scripted the scene any better. It was Saturday, Jan. 18, 1986 and the North Carolina Tar Heels were hosting the Duke Blue Devils in the long anticipated unveiling of the Dean E. Smith Student Activities Center, better known as the Dean Dome. Dean Smith and Mike Krzyzewski boasted rosters that included 11 future NBA players. (Inside Carolina)

ESPN says 'technical issue' led fans to miss large chunk of UNC vs. Cal basketball game

The frustration of watching North Carolina fall behind by 20 points at Cal on Saturday wasn’t the only maddening experience for Tar Heels fans. ESPN’s insistence on scheduling college basketball games for two-hour windows frequently forces fans to either switch to another channel, stream online, or use the ESPN app to see the beginning of games. (Tar Heel Tribune)

What Can Be Learned from UNC's Two Opposing Defensive Halves At Cal?

Continuing its inexplicable defensive woes, UNC couldn’t have played worse in Saturday’s first half. After surrendering 45 first-half points at Stanford on Wednesday, the Tar Heels allowed 54 before halftime to a Cal team that scored 56 total in its previous game. But hopefully something can be gleaned from UNC's second-half comeback moving forward. (Inside Carolina)

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